Tariff debate and sugar bounty critique rise in press
Washington dispatches and editorials discuss tariff reform and sugar duties. Authors argue for reduced tariffs, consider tax shifts, and urge Congress to act while weighing public impact and political consequences.
Reconstruction of a wire support device in early cable systems
A Saint Louis Globe article describes replacing a failed wire support in a tensioned wire cable system. The text details a new band and hub assembly with a solid cross section, a hole at one end, and a band to grip near the abutment to resist wire tension.
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Kipling and the War of Words in The Idler
A detached glimpse at Rudyard Kipling’s early press career in India and his shift from writer to editor as a subeditor’s fate mirrors his growing authority. The piece riffs on contemporary political figures and industry wages, noting tariff and wage debates, plus a New York Times anecdote about a fashion mishap and a cartoonish tale of a Ben Harrison impersonator.
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Streets Plan Draws World Fair Scale Growth in London
A detailed proposal outlines widening a main street to a hundred feet, aligning with Kilinerek street fronts and preserving landmarks in London. The plan aims to balance monumental curb appeal with height limits and building materials, drawing on Chicago’s World’s Fair landscape ideas and emphasizing long term traffic relief and architectural harmony.
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Expensive houses and design choices in modern homes
A discussion notes the impact of high costs on bathroom and plumbing features in affluent residences. It contrasts luxury details with practical constraints for midrange houses, emphasizing porch design, front hall space, and adaptable layouts while considering convenience versus means. The text highlights architectural trends and economic pressures shaping home interiors.
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Roomy first floor with hall and kitchen layout described
The plan explains a two story layout with a central hall and a side stair, parlor, sitting room, and dining room on the first floor. A kitchen connects to the dining room via an alcove and double doors, with a pantry and attic storage above. In Millersburg Indiana a similar prospect notes access to bedrooms and ample furniture space.
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